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Digital Dentist | Impulse Control Game | Self Control Game
The Digital Dentist Impulse Control Game is a fun twist on one of everyone's favorite game and a great conversation starter for kids to learn and talk about self control and impulse control! ●●● Lion has a sore tooth and needs to see the dentist. To fix his tooth, students need to answer a question about impulse control and then pick one of his teeth to fix. If lion bites down, they found the sore tooth and fixed it! There are 5 games, each with their own set of question cards. One game is
Grades:
K - 5th
Also included in: Social Emotional Learning Digital Games Bundle | Social Skills Games
How to Lie, Steal, and Cheetah: SMARTboard lesson on Honesty and Integrity
How to Lie, Steal, and Cheetah SMARTboardShock your students by telling them you're going to make them better at lying, stealing, and cheating. By the end of the lesson they will be Inspired to be honest and show integrity. ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ Check out these other productsHow to Lie, Steal, Cheetah Word Search and Fill in the Blank.Honest Tea Why Lie SMARTboard.How to Lie, Steal, and Cheetah PowerPoint.❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤
Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Digital Dentist | Empathy Game
The Digital Dentist Empathy Game is a fun twist on one of everyone's favorite game and a great conversation starter for kids to learn and talk about empathy, why it's important and how to show empathy in different situations. ●●● Dino has a sore tooth and needs to see the dentist. To fix his tooth, students need to answer a question about gratitude and then pick one of his teeth to fix. If Dino bites down, they found the sore tooth and fixed it! There are 5 games, each with their own set of
Grades:
K - 5th
Also included in: Social Emotional Learning Digital Games Bundle | Social Skills Games
Social Skills Game | Social Emotional Learning
The Digital Dentist Social Skills Game is a fun twist on one of everyone's favorite game and a great conversation starter for kids to learn and talk about social skills. Discussion questions cover friendships, family, classroom situations, recess/playground situations and having a positive attitude. ●●● Bear has a sore tooth and needs to see the dentist. To fix his tooth, students need to answer a question about social skills and then pick one of his teeth to fix. If Bear bites down, they fo
Grades:
K - 5th
Also included in: Social Emotional Learning Digital Games Bundle | Social Skills Games
Size of the Problem Boom Cards
For an interactive preview, click here!This easy-to-use *completely digital* resource contains a drag and drop activity that is perfect for kids who struggle to understand the difference between little "no big deal" problems and huge "emergency" problems. Can be completed on a computer or tablet!Since this file contains both information slides as well as opportunities for students to demonstrate their knowledge (easy-to-use drag and drop), it can be used as a stand-alone independent-study lesson
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Also included in: Digital Classroom Bundle
My circle of control: Individual Counseling, Small Group & Guidance Lesson
The concept of the Circle of Control is a valuable tool for children to understand whether something lies within their sphere of control or not. It can be especially beneficial for kids during stressful situations as it helps children approach problems with a proactive attitude rather than reacting to problems. Kids with anxiety, anger, lack of focus, motivation, or other social & emotional concerns will find it very useful too. Recognizing what is in our control helps children cultivate a
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Playful or Hurtful Teasing: Upper Elementary SEL & Relational Aggression Lesson
Healthy friendships begin with understanding boundaries and recognizing social cues. Teasing can be playful or hurtful depending on many factors. This no-prep, interactive, and editable Google Slides lesson is a fun way of addressing helpful or harmful teasing. This lesson includes many examples and gives information to enable students to identify how teasing can become harmful, and gives real-world situations for students to analyze and determine what type of teasing is involved and how to kno
Grades:
3rd - 5th
CBT Thinking Traps: 10 Common Negative Thought Patterns as Characters
This CBT thinking mistakes resource was designed to familiarize upper elementary or middle school students with negative thought patterns in a fun and engaging way. This resource presents each thinking trap as a character with a funny but illustrative name. This approach aims to externalize each thinking trap and present the task of dismantling negative thought patterns as an achievable one.We are all exposed to falling into thinking traps or perpetuating negative thinking patterns. This is esp
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Digital Dentist | Gratitude Game
The Digital Dentist Gratitude Game is a fun twist on one of everyone's favorite game and a great conversation starter for kids to learn and talk about gratitude and what they are grateful for. ●●● Rhino has a sore tooth and needs to see the dentist. To fix his tooth, students need to answer a question about gratitude and then pick one of his teeth to fix. If Rhino bites down, they found the sore tooth and fixed it! There are 5 games, each with their own set of question cards. One game is t
Grades:
K - 5th
Also included in: Social Emotional Learning Digital Games Bundle | Social Skills Games
"I" Statements Guidance & Small Group SEL Lesson. Teach Assertive Communication
This "I" Statements guidance and small group lesson includes everything you need to teach students how to express their feelings and communicate their needs in a conflict-free manner. The lesson uses age-appropriate language and compelling visuals to:explain the differences between "You" messages and "I" messages;assert why "You" messages don't always work in our favor;how to compose "I" statements;and discuss when we should use "I" messages.What is included:-PowerPoint Presentation;Disclaimer:
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Classroom Quiz-Style Game on Peer Pressure & Refusal Skills
The peer group is extremely important. For most school-age kids, fitting in with their friends is one of their most pressing needs. This often puts them in risky situations, where caving into peer pressure can have negative consequences for them.This quiz-style game is an engaging and fun way of approaching and discussing the topic of peer pressure without the much-dreaded lecture.This activity includes 25 questions covering facts about peer pressure, understanding what peer pressure is and how
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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Anger Management: 10 Ways to Calm Down PowerPoint plus SMARTboard versions
Anger Management: 10 Ways to Calm Down Guidance Lesson
Guidance lesson that teaches students basic coping skills that build the foundation for empathy and anger management. At the end there's a review where students look at a picture and identify the coping skill. The SMARTboard version has rolling dice for the view match.
Includes both the PowerPoint and SMARTboard version.
Anger Management: 10 Ways to Calm Down by LittleMissCounselor is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonC
Grades:
1st - 4th
*INTERACTIVE* Safety in the Community Lesson
This presentation/ lesson includes a cartoon map of a city and students can select any of the items you see on the map! Then they are prompted to answer a safety question by holding up either one or two fingers. After you answer the question, use the map icon to get back to city map.
Grades:
PreK - 4th
Classroom-friendly Body Stretches: Fun & Playful Brain-Breaks & Energizers
This body stretches resource includes 28 fun and playful stretches and exercises that provide students with a great way to take a brain break, reenergize, stretch after long periods of sitting, or get ready for challenging lessons or activities. These stretches help students relax and stay focused while maintaining a calm and manageable classroom environment.The resource is available in both digital and printable formats, offering various uses:Create a digital sequence of body stretches.Include
Grades:
K - 3rd
Upper Elementary Bullying Prevention Interactive Lesson| Dealing with Bullying
Looking for some bullying prevention lessons? This upper elementary lesson is an interactive and informative way to approach the topics of bullying and how to handle bullying behaviors. This resource includes enough materials for two teaching lessons, or you can pick and choose the parts that better fit your students' needs. The editable text in the Google Slide lesson allows you to further customize the lesson to your population. In this lesson students will :discover what is bullying and how b
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Christmas Themed Kindness & Friendship Escape (Class) Room with Editable Tasks
The Christmas season is perhaps the time when we think most about giving and others. This can be a great teachable moment to talk to children about kindness, why it is important, and how we can be more thoughtful to others. This Christmas-themed escape (class)room is a relatively low prep (only two of the puzzles need some prep work) and an engaging way to discuss being kind without the lecture!This format will accommodate multiple playing teams without the lesson turning into total chaos.The es
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Anti-bullying Upper Elementary Lesson: Be an Upstander, Not a Bystander
This upper elementary, no-prep lesson was designed to help students understand the importance of taking initiative and being an upstander, and not a simple bystander when they see inappropriate, aggressive, or bullying behaviors. This resource is a great addition to an anti-bullying curriculum.The interactive and engaging Google Slides lesson will allow you to prompt meaningful conversations and teach hands-on things your students can do and words they can use when seeing peers being picked on,
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Safe & Unsafe Decisions: Illustrated Safety & Mental Health Google Slides
The pre and teen years are a period of great changes and pressures for every kid. At this age, the group of friends and being accepted by peers are at the forefront of students' minds. These pressures open children to a lot of potential mental health issues. This Safe & Unsafe Decisions resource brings awareness and a soundboard for discussions on relevant topics for the mental health of upper elementary and middle schoolers.Topics discussed are:Safe & Unsafe situations;Cyberbullying &am
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Active Listening & Conversation Skills Lesson: Non-verbal & Body Language Cues
This engaging and interactive lesson provides age-appropriate content and hands-on activities tailored to upper elementary and middle school students, focusing on non-verbal and body language cues essential for active listening. Whether it's navigating group projects, understanding complex instructions, or building deeper friendships, active listening for students is a game-changer. This lesson focuses especially on reading and using helpful non-verbal and body language cues that show engagement
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Popcorn Classroom Counseling Review Game: Koosh Ball SMARTboard lesson
Popcorn Classroom Counseling Review Game: Koosh Ball SMARTboard lesson
Wrap up the end of the year with this fun review game of the things that have been taught through out the year. Students throw a koosh ball at the smartboard. When a kernel is hit, it goes to a question. Questions include general topics such as friendship, tattling, sharing, conflict, bullying, problem solving, safety, honesty, and personal space. An answer key is provided at the end.
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K - 5th
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Empathy & Body Language Upper Elementary Escape Room| Editable
What a better way to practice and discuss body language than a detective-themed Escape Room?! This classroom-friendly Escape Room is a neat way to approach the topic of body language in a fun and interactive way. In this lesson, students will use their knowledge and skill to practice identifying feelings, exercise cognitive empathy, and recognize body language cues, all essential components of good social skills. This Escape Room uses engaging visuals to set up a competitive and imaginative "inv
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Illustrated Character Traits & Core Values: Interactive Digital Game
This digital game, which includes 26 illustrated, positive, and negative character traits, is a fun and engaging activity to use when introducing children to common character traits other than being "good" or "bad" Knowing what labels such as thoughtful, patient, reliable, or mean, rude, bossy mean will set the foundation for building social awareness, encourage positive character traits, and support important life skills. The situations and character traits included are suited for the 3rd and 4
Grades:
2nd - 4th
Pirate Treasure: Social Skills & Friendship Escape Room with Editable Tasks
Escape Rooms are all the rage with students and I can understand the appeal. This adventure-themed escape room is a fun and engaging way to revise important classroom social skills. This resource was created for a classroom setting and can easily accommodate multiple teams without a chaos. This resource addresses social skills like:Showing kindness;Giving compliments;Social filter; & Staying out of drama.The 5 tasks included are relatively low-prep and should be solved in a 45-50 minutes les
Grades:
3rd - 4th
Emotion Regulation- Sensations in the body
Help your students understand how emotions impact our bodies. This chart helps students understand the emotional impacts of our heart rate, breathing, stomach and sensations in our mind. Use this interactive chart to help describe to students how sensations can help us guide our feelings.
Grades:
PreK - 4th
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